Tuesday, June 6, 2023

Conflict & Resolution event held in village

The local church planned a day event on Conflict & Resolution. The organiser, who lives in the village, was inspired to do so by the stained glass windows in the church which were given by a former prisoner of war, Gunther Anton, held in the village during WW2. He was a master glazier in Stuttgart and on his repatriation to Germany, designed and made windows which were shipped to the village over a period of several years. Good things have accrued out of the bad when one looks at the beautiful windows today, full of light, hope and thankfulness.
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